Sheikh Hasina prepared to return to Bangladesh… Big announcement after the meeting, direct challenge to Rahman government

New Delhi : Former Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina, after months of silence, has made such a blast which has heated up the politics from Dhaka to Delhi. Hasina, who was living in India after the coup of July 2024, has now sounded the trumpet of her return. Sitting in Delhi, he addressed Awami League leaders through video conferencing. His tough attitude and order to take to the streets has intensified the stir in the neighboring country.

Big announcement of return home

Hasina clearly said in the meeting of her party’s working committee that now the time has come to pack the bags. He instructed the workers to prepare mentally and physically for the big war. The former Prime Minister said that now the time to sit at home is over and everyone will have to return to their country and fight. This message has breathed new life into those supporters of Awami League who were scared till now.

Sharp attack on election results

Hasina has completely rejected the recently concluded elections in Bangladesh. He called it an insult to democracy and a crude joke. Hasina claims that the 60 percent voting figure is completely fabricated and that the public had actually boycotted the elections. He alleged that the ballot boxes were filled even before the voting started. According to him. This was not an election but a conspiracy to capture power.

Direct challenge to the interim government

Lashing out at the interim government led by Mohammad Yunus, Hasina declared it illegal. He said that when the government itself is illegal. So the restrictions imposed by him on Awami League are also meaningless. Hasina warned that if the ban on her party was not lifted. So they will decide their own strategy. He also took the current system under the influence of Tariq Rehman under his wrap and talked about facing it boldly.

Political turmoil increased in Dhaka

As soon as the news of Hasina’s statement reached Dhaka. The administrative and political system there has become alert. Hasina has already been sentenced to death in Bangladesh. In such a situation, the announcement of his return has given security agencies sleepless nights. Will Hasina really cross the borders and return to her country or is this just a way to boost the morale of the workers. There is a hot market of discussions on this. The fear of violence has also deepened.

uncertain future strategy

This step of Hasina has set the outline for the future struggle. He has made it clear that Awami League will now leave its defensive posture and adopt an aggressive stance. Their confidence has indicated that they are not ready to back down despite legal hurdles. Now the eyes of the whole world are fixed on whether a big mass movement will once again arise in Bangladesh and the path for Sheikh Hasina’s return will be paved.